A versatile eau-de-vie known as "Cognac's little brother", suitable for before or after a meal, and indeed matchable with a variety of foods. The Red is more popular with locals. Five years in oak gives it that little something extra.

A French vodka distilled five times for an extra-smooth and pure Spirit.

Light, violet scented, and mineral Pinot Noir that's more Old World style than New World.

Clos Henri is the New Zealand project of renowned French winemaker Henri Bourgeois. This is a lightly oaked, minerally Sauvignon Blanc emulates Sancerre better than most NZ Sauv Blanc.

A structured, single-vineyard wine, with notes of cherry and boysenberry cradled in smooth tannins and refreshing acidity.

The ideal replacement for long-defunct Kina Lillet. Not only is this an exceptional apéritif (rocks, orange slice, perhaps a splash of soda), it's just the thing for a Vesper or the brilliant Corpse Reviver #2.  But beware: in the words of cocktail legend Harry Craddock of the London Savoy, "Four of these taken in swift succession will unrevive the corpse again."